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RPCV Adrienne Harris goes on Date Lab
"I would not say there was a lot of chemistry at first. I thought there was a limit to how interesting she could be. When she first started talking about going cross-country and working on organic farms, I thought, Maybe this is the craziest thing she has ever done and this is her big traveling moment. Then she started to come forth with all this great life experience -- she traveled all over the world, she worked in the Peace Corps, she's a photographer and a scuba-dive master. She certainly got more attractive as the night went on. She's the kind of person that only gets better the more you know her. "
RPCV Adrienne Harris goes on Date Lab
Date Lab: First impressions aren't everything
Sunday, June 27, 2010
7:30 p.m. Cafe Citron, Dupont Circle
Adrienne: I had the day off, [so] it was a relaxing, easy day. It was very hot outside, so I was a little nervous about that, [thinking], I'll show up and be a sweaty mess. I got there about 7:25.
Chris: I had crazy day. It was kind of a crunch to get there. They took me back to a booth, and there she was. I thought she was cute. She has great red hair, this awesome hair. I tend to like girls that show signs of being foreign-born or maybe have something ethnically awesome about their looks. She has more of a homegrown Midwestern look.
Adrienne: I thought he was good-looking and tall. I guess, based on the glasses, I thought he was going to be kind of hipster-ish. I didn't know -- should I stand up, should I not stand up? I ended up standing up, and he gave me this awkward hug and kiss on the cheek.
Chris: I said "awkward," and we both laughed. I tried to draw attention to that as opposed to trying to ignore it. I got a caipirinha, and she got a mojito. She said, "I'm not going to ask you what you do." I said, "Okay, good, let's talk for 15 minutes and then try and guess what each other does." I totally guessed [the federal agency] she works for.
Adrienne: I was kind of close on what he did -- I thought he was a photographer, and he is a videographer. I'm a still photographer on the side. We talked about photo gear a little bit.
Chris: We charged ourselves with getting through all the pictures [on the cameras provided by Date Lab] by the end of the night. That's a good way to do dating in general -- to have goals for the evening. She talked about a surf retreat she had done in Panama. I do a lot of surf travel. They had one of those [paper] tablecloths you can write on. I drew a map on the table. I asked her to plot the course of her life on it -- it was a great way to talk about her history.
Adrienne: We talked a lot about traveling, because that's a hobby we both have in common. He did most of the drawing. The entire table was pretty much covered.
Chris: About three-quarters of the way through dinner, we ripped off a piece of the tablecloth and gave each other our contact info.
Adrienne: He was very entertaining. It seems like he's had a very interesting life and seemed very informed about various topics. That was something I was drawn to.
Chris: I would not say there was a lot of chemistry at first. I thought there was a limit to how interesting she could be. When she first started talking about going cross-country and working on organic farms, I thought, Maybe this is the craziest thing she has ever done and this is her big traveling moment. Then she started to come forth with all this great life experience -- she traveled all over the world, she worked in the Peace Corps, she's a photographer and a scuba-dive master. She certainly got more attractive as the night went on. She's the kind of person that only gets better the more you know her.
Adrienne: I think we had a very nice conversation, [and] I think we were flirting. I think there was chemistry. In the restaurant, he told me that I was more interesting than he thought. I guess I took that as a compliment. And then he mentioned tickets he had to a friend's performance in Chinatown.
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Happiest when ...
* Chris: Surfing a far-off sea, just before sunrise.
* Adrienne: At the beach playing in the surf; underwater diving; behind the lens of a camera; cooking a big dinner for friends; backpacking in the wilderness; discovering a new place.
Brag a little ...
* Chris: I'm sort of a Renaissance-y guy. I'm creative and funny, and have a great family and friends to share. I have loved every bit of my life to date. Even the parts I hated. I can also dance.
* Adrienne: I love to try new things. I equally like to watch a silly movie or go to a serious lecture. I'm a good cook and like to cook for others. I'm generous and friendly. I have an infectious laugh.
Dream date ...
* Chris: A multilingual, exotic fireball with connections in every corner of the globe. Fun-loving but fiercely loyal, with the kind of magnetism that makes people want to be around her. A sexy professional.
* Adrienne: The creative eco-architect who's traveled the world, plays the piano, speaks a couple of languages, fixes his own car, grows his own vegetables, has a big family and volunteers in his spare time.
Chris: So we skipped out around 10:30. We decided to take the subway over to Chinatown. I thought it would be more fun than taking a cab.
Adrienne: We ran into people he knows, and they mentioned that the show was over. So we went to the Rocket Bar instead to play skeeball.
Chris: She just completely destroyed me. I don't like losing at anything, so even to lose at skeeball, I had to swallow my ego a little bit. By then, it must have been pushing maybe 12:30, and I had to work early in the morning.
Adrienne: I was shocked it was that late. We shared a cab home, and he was holding my hand. I'm going to take that as flirting. He dropped me off first, even though we kind of drove by his house. We both got out of the cab.
Chris: I gave her a little kiss on the cheek and said goodnight, and she said, "I hope we can do this again sometime," and I said, "Yes, that would be nice."
Adrienne: [I'd rate the date] 4.5 [out of 5]. It's one of the better dates I've been on in a while.
Chris: [I'd give it a] 4.5. I'm usually pretty picky. Like I said, she got more and more interesting as the night went on.
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Update: Chris has been traveling for work since the date, but he and Adrienne have exchanged e-mails and say they plan to go out again when he returns.
Updated update: In the weeks since we went to press, Chris reconnected with an old flame. He called Adrienne to let her know he and his ex were back together, so it seems that's the end for these two.
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North Carolina: 9/11 Firefighter's Gear Stolen, Returned
WILMINGTON -- We have an update on a former New York firefighter who had some special gear stolen over the weekend.
Wilmington resident Jon Wright has his fire equipment back Wednesday. It's gear he used on September 11 when his New York fire department responded to the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center
Someone took that gear from Jon's van Sunday night, along with thousands of dollars worth of tools.
WILMINGTON -- Jon Wright responded to the World Trade Center on September 11 and spent several weeks at Ground Zero site after the terrorist attacks. Jon lives in Wilmington now, and Sunday night a thief took one of his most prized possessions: his turn-out gear.
Step into Jon Wright's office and you'll see the life he lived for more than 30 years as a volunteer firefighter and medic in Freeport, New York. On the morning of September 11, Jon watched as terrorists attacked the World Trade Center. He immediately responded to the call and was on scene as the second tower came down.
"Right smack in the middle. I was neck deep in it, you couldn't get any closer to it than I was," Wright said.
Jon worked on the site for the next three weeks.
"The fire gear that I wore is in that picture right there. I'm the guy in the middle," Wright said.
That's the gear that a thief stole Sunday night from inside Jon's unlocked workvan in a store parking lot. The crook also took about $3,000 worth of tools. While the tools can be replaced, the gear cannot.
"That gear has my blood and my sweat in it and its got the blood and sweat of my brothers that were there," Wright said. "And unfortunately it's got a lot of the remains entrenched in the coat and the gear itself of the people that we found."
Jon thinks the person who stole the gear doesn't know how much it means to it's owner. Jon's afraid he may find it for sale on eBay or in a pawn shop.
"I would want them to just give the gear back and give it back. If they give it back that will be the end of it. If they don't give it back and you're caught with it I'll follow them to the ends of the earth. I want my gear back," Wright said.
The gear was stolen from Wright's van in the parking lot of Lowes Home Improvement off of New Centre Drive. If you know anything or saw anything Sunday night, give the Wilmington Police a call at 343.3600.


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At 8:05 a.m. on the last day of April, Smith gave birth by C-section to Aubrey who weighed 6 pounds and 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Aubrey isn't just her mom's pride and joy, but also lovingly doted on by her 20-month-old big sister, Jacqueline. "She gives her hugs and kisses," Smith said. "When she cries, she wants to know what's wrong."
And mom didn't have to worry about anything being wrong from the minute Aubrey was born to the time that immediately followed in the recovery room. "The nurse put me at ease, while respecting my privacy so I was focused on what I needed to do."
Smith appreciated how the nurses stayed on top of her medical needs, assisted with breast feeding right away and gave her consistent information and instructions. And in the middle of everything, they still managed to allow for much-needed quiet time for mom and baby. She even requested several of the same nurses if they were working the next night.
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Renowned experts from around the country will convene in October to present innovative women's health research as part of the second Yale Conference on Women's Health & Fitness.
The conference will run Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 2123 at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, 155 Temple St. The coordinators of the event include Yale University Health Services and the Yale-New Haven Health System.
This year's conference brings together health practitioners from many disciplines that have a strong interest in advancing women's health research and prevention strategies. Conference topics include issues that are of special concern to women and their families such as breast cancer, menopause, eating disorders, alternative medical treatments, exercise and financial well-being.
"We are proud to be a part of what will be a valuable learning experience for all attendees," says Dr. Paul Genecin, director of Yale University Health Services and associate clinical professor of internal medicine. "We believe that this unique event signals Yale's strong commitment to women's health not only at the University, but also in the Greater New Haven community."
The conference is a broad collaboration between the Yale Health Plan, the Schools of Medicine and Nursing, the Department of Athletics, the Yale-New Haven Health System and participants from institutions all over the country. In addition to keynote speakers Dr. Marianne Legato of the Partnership for Women's Health at Columbia University and Christine Wells of Arizona State University, the featured speakers will include faculty from Yale's Schools of Medicine and Nursing.
"Our focus is not just on disease treatment, but on prevention and wellness," says Judith Madeux, conference co-chair and associate director of clinical services at Yale University Health Services. "We hope to attract attendees from a wide variety of interests and backgrounds, including healthcare professionals, women in the community, students and people who interact with women in the areas of health and fitness -- including nurses, social workers, nutritionists, and specialists in physical fitness."
Plans for next year's conference include expanding the curriculum to include health policy issues affecting women's health. The conference coordinators would like to make the conference an annual New Haven event and include even more institutions in the coming years.
Corporate sponsors for the conference include Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Company, Procter & Gamble Health Care, Women's Education Life Learning at Yale-New Hospital and Lilly.
Registration fees vary depending on affiliation, but student rates are $59. The registration fee covers all sessions, continental breakfast and luncheon on Friday and Saturday, as well as refreshments during the breaks. Registrants will also receive weekend passes to the Payne Whitney Gymnasium on Tower Parkway.
Participants are invited to begin each day of the conference with a walk around Yale campus. These morning exercise programs meet at the Omni Hotel lobby Friday, 6:30-7:30 a.m. and Saturday, 6:30-7:30 a.m.
The registration deadline is Monday, Oct. 4. For more information or to register, contact Yale University Conference Services at 432-0465 or log on to the Yale Conference on Women's Health and Fitness website: www.info.med.yale.edu/ynhh/well.
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2011: the year that ALL stock markets failed to deliver (but at least Britain wasn't among the worst)
Top performers in Europe were Ireland and UK
French and German stock markets fell twice as far as British shares
Greece leads the fallers with a 60 per cent loss
You don't need the experts to tell you that 2011 was a bad year to invest in stock markets.
A series of events rocked confidence over the year, starting with the Arab spring, then the tsunami in Japan and culminating with the seismic events surrounding the eurozone debt crisis since the summer.
It was the last of these that triggered the biggest sell-off.
Nail-biter: Traders such as this one in Germany have seen a turbulent 2011
How the world's stock market performed in 2011 (figures to 15 December)
But figures published today by financial information provider S&P Indices set out the grim reality of how those events have battered the wealth of investors.
Its number-crunching on the world's major markets shows ALL lost money in 2011 - a rare event in investing.
The Greek stock market, unsurprisingly, led the fallers, losing 60 per cent.
The country's woeful debt problem came to a head over the summer and required the European Union to organise a rescue package for its economy to prevent bankruptcy.
But even strong economies on the Continent have disappointed investors. Germany, which has manageable debts and a dynamic industrial base, saw its shares fall 23 per cent.
Even Sweden and Norway, which have been heralded for their strength during the crisis, lost nearly 25 per cent for investors.
The UK stock market, in stark contrast, lost only 11 per cent, ranking it ninth in the list.
The FTSE 100 fluctuated between a low of 4,944 and a high of 6,091 during the year.
Emerging markets, hailed as the new hope for adventurous investors, only managed a mixed performance with many of the new Goliaths lagging Britain: China lost 22 per cent while Brazil was down 26 per cent.
But the top performer was Indonesia, which lost only 1 per cent, followed by Thailand.
The U.S. also put in a strong performance, with its shares falling just 4.6 per cent.
Both America and the UK have led the world in terms of stimulating their economies.
The programme of electronic money printing ordered by the Bank of England, known as quantitative easing has been particularly aggressive. An initial £200billion of money printing concluded last year was followed by a further splurge of £75billion in October this year.
Investors tend to applaud such actions as money printing, while creating inflationary pressure, reduces borrowing costs and tends to pep up stock markets.
The European Central Bank has so far - and due to being blocked by the German government - refused to print money.
Jeremy Thomas, chief investment officer at fund manager RCM, said the UK had performed relatively well because the economy is 'relatively open' to the global market and has had the benefit of being able to devalue its currency.
The sharp fall in sterling in 2009 and 2010 made UK goods effectively cheaper to foreign markets, boosting British exporting companies.
But Thomas added: 'The economy has considerable trade and financial linkages with the eurozone which is likely to be a further negative influence on confidence.
'It seems likely that the UK economy will flirt with recession throughout 2012 and the Bank of England will attempt to offset this via a rolling programme of quantitative easing.
'Beyond the UK, the global environment is also highly uncertain.'
Rocky road: The FTSE 100 in 2011, plunging in spring but with a bigger fall at the outbreak of the eurozone crisis in July
How cheap is the UK stock market?
Experts use various methods to value stock markets. The most popular is comparing the total value of the market against the profits made by the companies listed on it. This is known as a price-to-earnings ratio - the lower, the better.
Broker Charles Stanley currently values the UK stock market on a modest at 9.2, based on the estimate earnings of companies for 2012.
In theory, that's cheap given that the long-term average is closer to 15. However, the problem with p/e ratios is that they rely on brokers' estimates of the profits that will be made in the future - they could be woefully wrong, especially if the economy is weaker than expected. And the long-term average can also be distorted.
What next?: Traders are less than bullish about 2012 (AP Photo/Michael Probst)
Another measure is the average yield, the amount being paid out as income by companies relative to the cost of buying their shares. A typical yield for UK shares has been around 3.5 per cent. Charles Stanley again puts this at a favourable 4 per cent.
When this yield drops below the level of income paid on government bonds, called gilts, it is also seen as a rare signal and one that suggests it is time to buy. But again, this measure is debatable. Critics argue that bond yields have been artificially depressed by the Bank of England's money printing programme. The yield on the Footsie has exceeded the UK gilt yield for most of 2011 with little sign of it triggering a rally.
One other measure which has its supporters is to take the price-to-earnings ratio and smooth out the effects of the business cycle by taking an average over a decade. This is known as the cyclically-adjusted price-to-earnings ratio (CAPE).
It's hard to get this ratio for the UK but U.S. broker Andrew Smithers of Smithers & Co has a reputation for producing a regular valuation for the American market. In September, his calculations suggested it was 38 per cent over-valued.
But even this method has its flaws - and its critics. CNN journalist Jeffrey Westmount points out some holes in it here.
UK broker Brewin Dolphin said today: 'Our expectation of how well the equity markets can do in 2012 is limited but we are still hopeful that the FTSE 100 will end 2012 at around 5850. Much will depend on what progress emerges on the eurozone's 'fiscal compact'. However, we also expect equity markets to gain support from a more encouraging outlook for the US economy.'
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October 24, 2012 - by CG News DeskNew York City's popular Italian restaurant Trattoria Dopo Teatro (125 W. 44th St., 212-869-2849; www.dopoteatro.com) -- located in the Theater District, near Times Square and Broadway -- will be offering a "spooktacular" Halloween menu on Wednesday, October 31st, from 8 to 11pm.
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Tags: FMCSA, ATA, HOS, OOIDA, CVSA, ELDs, Hours of Service, Regulations
June 17, 2014 - Industry News
The effort to suspend the hours of service restart provision will come to a head on the Senate floor this week, possibly this afternoon.
Tags: FMCSA, ATA, HOS, CVSA, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, 34-Hour Restart, Legislation, Hours of Service
May 15, 2014 - Industry News
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is allowing an extra month for comments on its proposed electronic logging rule. The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, representing state police and other enforcement interests, had asked the agency for the one-month extension.
Tags: HOS, EOBR, FMCSA, ELD, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Electronic Logging Devices, Regulations, CVSA
May 12, 2014 - Industry News
There's a big loophole in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's proposal to create a drug and alcohol clearinghouse, according to transportation and enforcement interests.
Tags: Drug Testing, FMCSA, Alcohol Testing, Drivers, Regulations, CVSA, National Private Truck Council, NPTC, NTTC, National Tank Truck Carriers, TCA, Truckload Carriers Association, J.B. Hunt, Schneider National, OOIDA, Safety & Compliance
May 9, 2014 - Industry News
Trucks equipped with electronic driver logs have significantly lower crash rates than those without, according to a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration test.
Tags: FMCSA, Safety, ELDs, Electronic Logging Devices, Research, CVSA, Drivers, Safety & Compliance
May 2, 2014 - Industry News
It is one of a series of activities that occur year round whereby CVSA-certified inspectors conduct compliance, enforcement and educational initiatives targeted at various elements of motor carrier, vehicle, driver and cargo safety and security.
Tags: FMCSA, Drivers, Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, inspections, Safety & Compliance, CVSA, Roadcheck
January 28, 2014 - Industry News
The American Transportation Research Institute has released a new white paper showing a majority of the nation's truck drivers do not have an understanding of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Compliance Safety and Accountability program. CSA was rolled out nationally just over three years ago
Tags: FMCSA, Drivers, American Transportation Research Institute, CSA, ATRI, Fleets, Safety & Compliance, CVSA
October 16, 2013 - Industry News
During the week of Oct. 20-26, 2013, law enforcement agencies across North America will engage in stepped up traffic safety enforcement aimed at unsafe driving behaviors, particularly distracted driving by both commercial motor vehicle and passenger vehicle drivers, as part of Operation Safe Driver.
Tags: Safety & Compliance, Operation Safe Driver, CVSA
September 12, 2013 - Industry News
The results are in for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's Roadcheck 2013, which took place June 4-6. Commercial vehicle inspectors across North America completed 73,023 truck and bus inspections during the 72-hour enforcement and safety outreach campaign.
Tags: CVSA, OOS, Transport Canada, Roadcheck 2013, CCMTA, Secretariat of Communications and Transportation, FMCSA
September 10, 2013 - Industry News
Today's Trucking---30,000 brakes will be inspected on trucks across North America this week, and not all will pass. The annual Brake Safety Week held by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance will see inspectors taking a closer look at brake systems on your trucks.
Tags: Brakes, Brake Safety Week, Fleets, Safety & Compliance, CVSA, Enforcement, Drivers
September 5, 2013 - Industry News
This week is Brake Safety Week, one of two enforcement and outreach campaigns dedicated to promoting truck and bus brake safety held by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance each year. The unannounced Brake Check is held each spring and Brake Safety Week each fall.
Tags: Brake Safety Week, CVSA, Brakes
August 26, 2013 - Industry News
A group of 52 of the best of the best roadside inspectors representing jurisdictions across North America gathered in Salt Lake City, August 19-23, 2013, to compete in the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's North American Inspectors Championship.
Tags: CVSA, NAIC
June 3, 2013 - Industry News
Starting today, Tuesday, June 4, and running 72 hours straight, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance and its members across the United States, Canada and Mexico, will be participating in Roadcheck 2013, the 26th annual enforcement and outreach campaign promoting commercial vehicle safety.
Tags: Canada, CVSA, Enforcement
May 22, 2013 - Industry News
"CSA has had an effect on safety, but people want to make sure their scores are correct and fair," said Rob Abbott, vice president of safety policy, American Trucking Associations during an update on the program at the recent Zonar user's conference held in San Antonio last week. Also part of the update, Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance head Steve Keppler went over the top CSA violations.
Tags: FMCSA, CSA, Zonar, CVSA
May 16, 2013 - Industry News
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has a number of proposed rules scheduled for this summer, including establishing a drug and alcohol database, mandatory speed limiters and prohibiting driver coercion. However, proposals on electronic logs, entry-level driver training and safety fitness probably won't be unveiled as scheduled, according to a panel discussion May 15 during Zonar's inaugural user's conference.
Tags: FMCSA, Regulations, Safety, ATA, Zonar, CVSA, Enforcement
April 24, 2013 - Industry News
A trucking leader's call for police to put more emphasis on traffic enforcement rather than roadside inspections yielded a polite "thank you" from the enforcement community – and disagreement with some of his message.
Tags: ATA, CVSA, Enforcement
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 review
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With the Surface Pro 3, Microsoft has switched up its strategy on its tablet PC, aiming to make it the best Windows laptop for the average consumer. This is the third attempt from the company at reinventing the laptop, bringing tablet parity into the product that runs on a full-on Intel Core i5 processor. It's a large tablet. It's a thin laptop. It's a powerful 2 in 1. Is it the one for you, though?
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I made another appearance on this weeks episode of GeekWire Radio here in Seattle, Washington, keeping my streak alive as the person with the most guest appearances in GeekWire Radio history! In this episode, which also features Eyewitness News reporter Essex Porter (pictured with me above, and a huge Windows Phone advocate), we talk about a couple of recent Gear Live stories, including:
- iPhone 6 4.7-inch design preview
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- Exclusive: I used the Microsoft Surface watch
I brought in the two iPhone 6 mockups in both 4.7- and 5.5-inch varieties, which made for some good conversation. We also chat about the news of the week, which included the release of the Amazon Fire Phone, and we also had a discussion about what Microsoft needs to do to make Windows Phone more accepted by the general consumer. You can listen to the show now by grabbing the MP3 below, or hitting play in the widget.
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Chris Weber interview: The future of device branding for Windows Phone
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Corporate News, Features, Handhelds, Microsoft, PC / Laptop, Software
Chris Weber is the CVP of Mobile Devices Sales at Microsoft, re-joining the company through it's purchase of Nokia, where he was in charge of global sales. He knows his way around every Lumia device, and is now aiming to make sure that Windows Phone first-party hardware is an even player at the devices table. We were able to sit down with Chris to talk about Nokia, Lumia, Windows Phone, and what changes need to be made in order to realize the success he is seeking. Check out the full interview below:
When is Windows Phone 8.1 coming out?
The answer varies by device and operator. The Lumia 630 and 635 are the first 8.1 products, launched internationally. We're also working with our current products, and any Windows 8 phone is upgradeable to 8.1. There is currently a developer preview, but the operator version requires further testing. 8.1 is a completely different experience. Things like the background wallpaper, increased customization, and especially Cortana, which is one of the best features.
There are key differences between Cortana and similar services on other devices. It proactively learns. The other day I was flying to Moscow. The week before, it asked if it wanted me to track my flight to Moscow. There is a link that says "Do you want to know how I knew that?" Cortana looked at my calendar and started looking up flight numbers. It also has geo-fencing. You can say "Remind me that Ignacio owes me $100." I can say remind me when I send an email, when I arrive home, etc. Or "Remind me to pick up my dry cleaning" and when you get in the area, the message pops up. "Remind me to pick up milk at the grocery store" and you get the choice of having it remind you when you are near any grocery store, not just one specific one.
Back to being on the plane, I said "Remind me to download the music for guitar when I get home." It's really, really good. Flow writing, which is similar to Swype, means I can do emails faster on my phone than on the keyboard now. I got a new phone and it wasn't running 8.1 and the hunt and peck was tough!
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Exclusive: I used Microsoft's Surface watch
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Yes, it's true—Microsoft is about to get into the smartwatch game, and I got the opportunity to play with it. As we'd previously reported, Microsoft has filed a patent that details a smartwatch. However, often these patent filings aren't exactly what we see companies end up releasing. So, let's separate the cruft and get to the meat of the matter. A number of months ago I took a trip to New York where I came across someone who was testing the upcoming Microsoft wearable device. I saw it on their wrist and asked about it. They tried to explain that it was a random fitness wristband ordered from China at first, but eventually (with some prodding) gave me the scoop. Here is your exclusive first look at what Microsoft is planning for its first wearable smart device, what we are referring to as the Surface Watch:
- As far as looks, the image above is a parody, but not far off. It has an elongated form factor, but isn't as comically large as what's in the image. It is much more akin to something like the Fitbit One or Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit in shape rather than taking on the shape of a traditional watch, like Pebble did, or like what Google showed off with Android Wear. What we saw had a flat display, while the inner portion that would rest against your skin was curved.
- The icons are the flat style that Microsoft has been using on its other devices like Windows 8, Windows Phone, and Xbox One. That's what tipped me off in the first place.
- Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy is how it interacts with the rest of the world
- The flat glass display, and was definitely not high resolution. We hope that both of these change in the final product--a high-resolution curved display already exists on the Samsung Gear Fit, and the Microsoft device just didn't look as good.
- The watch is packed with sensors. It has a heart rate monitor, accelerometer, gyroscope, GPS, and most interestingly, a galvanic skin response sensor all built-in. The galvanic skin response sensor is built into the watch band, while everything else is built into the unit itself.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 pricing comes with a $129 caveat
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Handhelds, Microsoft, PC / Laptop
Microsoft announced the Surface Pro 3 this morning, and noted that the device would be priced starting at $799. Of course, with multiple configurations and processors available, you're probably wondering what pricing across the entire Surface Pro 3 line might look like. Well, we've got the answer:
- Intel Core i3, 64GB SSD, 4GB RAM: $799
- Intel Core i5, 128GB SSD, 4GB RAM: $999
- Intel Core i5, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM: $1299
- Intel Core i7, 512GB SSD, 8GB RAM: $1,549
- Intel Core i7, 512GB SSD, 8GB RAM: $1,949
Here's the kicker, though. Microsoft has positioned the Surface Pro 3 as the tablet that can replace your laptop. Well, in order to do that, you need a keyboard. The Surface Pro 3 Type Cover keyboard costs a ridiculous $129.99. So, in other words, that $799 entry-level Surface Pro 3 price jumps to $929 with keyboard. Extra Surface Pens cost $49.99 as well, so, you'll want to not lose the one that comes with the device.
You can pre-order the Surface Pro 3 now. Who's buying one?
At $929 with keyboard, the Surface Pro 3 better be a laptop replacement
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Microsoft, PC / Laptop
On the point that Microsoft tried to hammer home during today's Surface Pro 3 event, that it could replace your laptop:
At $929 with a keyboard it darn well better. At that price you get 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage and an i3 processor. The $899 11-inch MacBook Air is a 4 GB / 128 GB / i5 configuration. The Surface 3 has a better screen, but Apple's base offering is faster, has more storage and is $30 cheaper.
As usual, great point made by John Moltz.
Microsoft Surface Pro 3: 12" display, $799, hopes to replace your laptop
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, Handhelds, Microsoft, PC / Laptop
Microsoft has officially the new Surface Pro 3 during a press event in New York City this morning, just under 7 months after releasing the Surface Pro 2. While the Surface Pro 3 may look similar at first glance, what with the kickstand and all, Surface chief Panos Panay went out of his way to make the point that this device is all about solving the problem of deciding between a laptop and a tablet. The Surface Pro 3, after all, can replace your laptop, claimed Panay.
So what makes the new model so impressive? Let's take a look at a rundown of features. First, Microsoft has increased the display size to 12-inches at a 3:2 aspect ratio and 2,160 x 1,440 resolution. That is the largest Surface display yet, with the highest density to boot. Despite being larger, it's also lighter than the Surface Pro 2 as well, weighing in at 800 grams. Panay made the point by comparing the weight of the Surface Pro 3 against the 11-inch MacBook Air, which has a smaller display without as high a screen resolution.
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Microsoft Surface 2 with AT&T 4G LTE available tomorrow
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Handhelds, Microsoft, PC / Laptop
Microsoft has announced that it'll finally release the Surface 2 with LTE built in with 64GB storage capacity. Interested buyers will be able to pick up the updated model starting tomorrow from Microsoft Stores, Best Buy, and AT&T Wireless locations.
With the exception of the added LTE support, don't expect other changes in the Surface 2 hardware. You'll find a new SIM card slot located by the volume rocker, but that's it. Users will be able to use the LTE function as a mobile hotspot for their other devices as well. A year of free Skype calls to landline numbers and 200GB of OneDrive cloud storage is also thrown in.
You can order the Surface 2 with LTE here.
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My one big 2014 wish for the tech sector: Bring back privacy
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One of my journalist friends, Monica Guzman, sent me an email asking what I'm looking forward to for 2014 as it pertains to technology and gadgets. There's a lot that I'm looking forward to, since I see 2014 as a marquee year--one that we will look back on as having brought us devices and convergence that we've been waiting for, for years. However, when I thought about it more, there was one thing that was more important to me. Here's how I responded:
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Microsoft doubles down on anti-iPad ad campaign amidst major Surface RT failure [Video]
Posted by Jason Diaz Categories: Apple, Handhelds, Microsoft
Microsoft's 900 million write off on the Surface RT hasn't prevented them from continuing its advertising campaign efforts by bashing Apple's iPad and propping thier device as the the better alternative. Microsoft recently slashed the price of the Surface RT by $150 in hopes of getting them off store shelves and into customer's hands. The Surface tablet has been suffering from poor sales as it dove into the highly competitive tablet computer arena. The question is will these continued commitment efforts work? Check out the video ad. Does Microsoft make its case?
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Six policemen wounded[TamilNet, Saturday, 07 November 1998, 13:08 GMT]Six Sri Lankan Police personnel were wounded when a combined convoy of the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) and Police was attacked by the Liberation Tigers at Morakkodanchnai in the Batticaloa district this afternoon around 12.15. SLA sources said a vehicle in which the policemen were travelling was hit by a mortar fired by the Tigers from Thihilivettai. The Sri Lankan Army opened up retaliatory shelling towards Thihilivettai from its camp in Morakkodanchenai. One civilian was wounded in the SLA's retaliatory fire. |
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UPDATED 11:48 PM EST Jan 15, 2014Edward Little and Winthrop won on the road while Lewiston beat Oxford Hills at home.
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